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Triple Digits Linger Well into Next Week (opens the original)
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Strengthening high pressure will keep the Coachella Valley hot and dry through the weekend and much of next week, with highs near 100 degrees through Sunday before climbing a few degrees early next week. This will be a significant, long-duration heat wave for the coast and west of the mountains--in fact, the NWS has already issued an Extreme Heat Warning for our neighbors to the West, from 10 tomorrow through 8pm NEXT Thursday. The Coachella Valley is not included in that warning, but our temper
Highs Hold Near 100° Across the Coachella Valley (opens the original)
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High pressure will continue strengthening over SoCal, keeping our Coachella Valley slightly warmer than normal through the rest of the week and even into the next. Highs climb from around 100 degrees today then remain remarkably consistent near the century mark through the weekend and much of next week. While this will be a long-duration heat wave for communities closer to the coast and west of the mountains, the low desert should avoid the more extreme temperature departures, with highs general
Polo Moisture Moves East as the Coachella Valley Begins Warming Up (opens the original)
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Today will be the coolest day of the week across the Coachella Valley, with highs in the low 90s following a few light overnight showers--courtesy of tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo. As Polo crosses Baja this afternoon, its moisture will continue shifting east of SoCal, allowing clouds and humidity to gradually decrease this evening. Additional rainfall is unlikely, though an isolated shower near the mountains can’t be completely ruled out. Temperatures begin climbing tomorrow, reaching lo
Hot with Scattered Mountain Storms Through Saturday (opens the original)
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We're looking at above average temps through Saturday, with highs around 100–103. So far we've had an active day of thunderstorms is possible over local RivCo mountains and High Desert. After today's storms along Highway 74, Yucca Valley and Twenty-Nine Palms, the valley itself should remain mostly dry, though gusty outflow winds and blowing dust could reach desert communities. An isolated storm or shower isn't out of the question. Tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo begins moving north this w
Warmer Days & Nights Through Saturday Before a Weekend Cooldown (opens the original)
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Temperatures continue climbing through Saturday, with highs running about 3–4 degrees above normal through the end of the week. Overnight lows will also warm into the upper 70s and lower 80s, so there won’t be as much relief overnight. That means Moderate HeatRisk will continue across the lower desert late this week. A little extra moisture Thursday could spark an isolated shower or thunderstorm over the Riverside County mountains—right now, only about a 10% chance—but the valley should remain d
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